Roids and travel

[Bonaparte]

I traveled via plane last week and had the following in my carry-on. 50 pins, 1 10ml vial cypionate, 2 10 ml vials winstrol, and my PCT.

You are not required to have pharmacy labels on your medicine (think of al the old people and weekly pill boxes).

They are not allowed to inquire about why you need the medicine. this is a protection from the american disabilities act. for instance, if you have low TRT the TSA opens a big can of worms if their people are allowed to make a judgement on if you should be on TRT. remember you are not required to have the labels from the pharmacy.

So you put it in a seperate bin and let it go through the x-ray machine.

I'm calling bullshit on all of that. So you're saying that I can just pack all my gear in my carry-on and that security can't ask any questions? ROFL.

[durak]

I'm calling bullshit on all of that. So you're saying that I can just pack all my gear in my carry-on and that security can't ask any questions? ROFL.

Call it what you will. Your ignorance is not my problem. Did you even bother to read the quotes I pulled from the TSA website? I even talked the TSA before I flew because I did not want trouble. You declare it as medication when you get to security just like other liquids etc. Medications and supplies (needles) do not need to be labeled. Facts are facts.